NENT Group has acquired the exclusive Nordic rights to the world’s first all-women motor racing championship, W Series.

In the European TV market, the U.K. is seeing the largest decline in pay-TV subscriptions, according to Strategy Analytics, following the cord-cutting trend present in the U.S.

Sky original production There’s Something About Movies, a brand-new celebrity panel show, is set to launch on Sky One in May with Alan Carr as host.

The British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) has announced the recipients of the BAFTA Television Fellowship, BAFTA Television Special Award and BAFTA Television Craft Special Award.

At MIPTV in Cannes, ORF-Enterprise secured a number of deals, including several for blue-chip documentaries from ORF's UNIVERSUM nature and history division such as Wild Shetland and Russia’s Wild Sea.

What Young People Want: The Live Pitch, a new Edinburgh TV Festival session, is set to offer indies that have never before made a series for E4 the opportunity to compete for development cash from the channel.

Lisa Opie has been promoted to the role of managing director of U.K. production for BBC Studios.

HBO Europe is set to debut El Pionero (The Pioneer), a Spanish nonfiction series about the politician, football mogul and property tycoon Jesús Gil.

7Sports, German-based ProSiebenSat.1’s sports business unit, has signed an exclusive agreement with Karate Combat.

About Premium Content, a Paris-based independent production and distribution company, is rebranding as APC Studios, regrouping APC, APC Kids, animation company Zephyr and any future fiction production labels.